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Stafford's no-look passes get a Philadelphia audience on McAfee

The Rams quarterback joins a stadium-side Monday broadcast before the week's uploads turn to Quenton Nelson's Seattle trade.

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The Pat McAfee Show Live From Philadelphia | Monday October 26th 2026The Pat McAfee Show Live From Philadelphia | Monday October 26th 2026

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  1. 10:56Darius Butler explains how Seattle's defense swarms to the ball against Kansas City.
  2. 25:21Stafford explains how no-look passes developed as a way to divert defenders.
  3. 30:14Stafford discusses three-tight-end formations and the versatility of Blake Corum and Kyren Williams.
  4. 53:32Adam Schefter examines possible Colts trades, including what Jonathan Taylor and Quenton Nelson might command.

Matthew Stafford's no-look passes aren't just for the highlight reel. Joining Pat McAfee by video on Monday, the Rams quarterback explains how they developed naturally as a way to divert defenders. A.J. Hawk supplies the question, and Stafford adds a practical qualification: "No, I think you should only do it if you're able."

McAfee broadcasts from a tight suite inside Lincoln Financial Field ahead of Cowboys-Eagles. The conversation stretches from Seattle's defense against Patrick Mahomes to the resurgence of rushing attacks, before Stafford discusses the versatility of Blake Corum and Kyren Williams. Monday's full show is the week's most watched new upload, with roughly 574,000 views.

Football isn't the only subject occupying the comments. Viewers single out Ty Schmit's impressions, ask for more of his Philadelphia persona, and revisit A.J.'s facial expression during a conversation about percentages. One Giants supporter appreciates the show making room for teams beyond the usual television staples.

Adam Schefter's Monday appearance puts possible Indianapolis trades on the table, including Quenton Nelson. Tuesday brings the much more definite title "Quenton Nelson Has Been Traded To The Seattle Seahawks," which draws an audience close to those of the midweek full shows.

Across the catalog, the week brought about 8.3 million views while subscribers held steady. Daily viewing is now roughly twice its usual level. Friday's Halloween Spectacular carries the most momentum, followed by the team's-falling-apart discussion and the Week 8 picks: a finish built around both the football being played and the decisions happening behind it.

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  • As a percentage guy, this convo is enthralling 🤣
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  • Thank you for recognizing and talking about the New York football Giants. We do represent the largest city in America after all.
    Other shows talk Chiefs Cowboys Patriots, Patriots, Cowboys, Chiefs over and over and over it gets so dry. Love how you guys switch it up and give credit to teams that are playing good no matter what the market and what the storyline is. Keep banging guys.
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